Public Opinion Key to Treaty Strength Outlined
Montanex Standard notes a fundamental weakness in treaty agreements. They work only if public opinion in signatory powers accepts their provisions.
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1933
Page
4
Price Policy Aims to End Profiteering Under Recovery Plan
General Hugh Johnson pledges no price gouging as industries join the voluntary recovery program under the industrial recovery law. He says profits may wait as costs of production are set including minimum wage and shorter work weeks, while higher volumes could reduce immediate price increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Business Recovery Administration
Hugh 8. Johnson
General Johnson
Treaties and Exigencies in German Policy
The piece notes international disapproval of Germany under Hitler, arguing domestic governance drives views more than foreign policy. It cites Goering’s plan to build two police planes in violation of Versailles, contrasted with last week’s pamphlet- dropping over Berlin. It compares to Japan’s plea of necessity and predicts Germany may follow suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hitler
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Berlin
Japan
Home Owners Loan program details revealed
The Home Owners Loan program offers relief for distressed owners with homes valued under 20 000 dollars and up to four families. Through the Home Owners Loan Corporation the government will refinance mortgages up to 80 percent of value with bonds backed by the United States, at 4 percent for 18 years, owner payments at 5 percent and possible 15 year funding. separate cash loans up to 40 percent of value incur 6 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Uncle Sam
Home Owners Loan Corporation
United States
Peril in China as Yangtse flood risks deepen
The article notes China faces renewed flood danger on the Yangtse after record high levels last week. It recalls 1931 devastation, where dykes failed and millions suffered as snows melt in Tibetan headwaters. It warns the flood is in early stages and conditions may worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Yangtse
Brother Can You Spare a Token Title Change
A reader suggests updating the 1930s era theme to reflect international concerns by replacing the refrain with Brother can you Spare a token. The idea plays on global aid themes while keeping the original title’s rhythm.
Hair pulling advised for scalp health by parlor experts
An old fashioned idea of hair pulling is endorsed only when performed by a beauty parlor expert. The text cautions against casual contests and emphasizes professional technique for any claimed benefits.
Enticing Public Revenue Turns Liquor Debate Hot
A columnist argues liquor now appears as a painless revenue source and private profit, contrasting with weeks past when it was blamed for straining family budgets. The piece hints at shifting public sentiment and policy implications.
French Wheat Exporters Benefit Sparked by Chamber Joker
A $1 per bushel bonus for French wheat exporters approved by the chamber of deputies is cited as a stark example of a legislative joker used in its most vicious form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Uncle Sam Sharpens Bill Collecting Phrasing
A playful reference notes Uncle Sam’s stern approach to debt collection and the sharp wording used in dunning notices. The piece highlights national persona in a humorous tone while pointing to unpaid bills and enforcement language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Rise of Patriots Vow to Meet Criminal Threats
A vow to mobilize swiftly against foreign invaders mirrors resolve to counter professional criminals who cause harm. The statement frames a stance of patriotic readiness and decisive action to protect the nation.
Address for Dr McCoy Communications Issued
Instructions specify correspondence to McCoy Publications Inc at 689 South Ardmore Avenue in Los Angeles California for all Dr McCoy communications and related materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
McCoy Publications, Inc
South Ardmore Avenue
Los Angeles
Cal
Cherry Cure Diet Says It Builds Blood And Cleanses
The piece extols a cherry fast as a blood builder and purifier noting cherries supply iron calcium phosphorus potassium and other minerals plus about 10 percent fruit sugar. It recommends eating cherries alone or with milk at noon and warns against starches, touting energy benefits and gentle alkalinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
How Bacteria Produce Disease and Other Health Q A
A: Bacteria are microscopic growths of vegetable origin that multiply by dividing. They require suitable soil on mucous membranes and bad habits foster injurious bacteria while good habits support friendly ones. B: Poppy oil from poppy seeds is pale yellow and flavor rich though not a strong food value. used as salad oil in parts of Europe. Inferior grades are for soap. C: Liver spots on the face often fade if your diet is balanced and the liver isn’t overburdened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton J
O. D
Count Your Blessings by Rhys Davies reviewed
New York readers are offered Rhys Davies new novel Count Your Blessings. The Welsh writer crafts strong living prose about a collier’s daughter, love, failure as experience, and tension between chapel elders and freer younger voices. The book follows a woman pursuing desire through peril and passion with vivid, shocking intensity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhys Davies
Cavid-Friede
New York
the Red Hills
Davis
Davies
Mr. Davies
Maintaining the Balance in a Child’s Self Worth
Mary fabricates prize status to soothe inner defeat. The piece urges parents to uncover a child’s sense of inadequacy, avoid harsh punishment, and foster personal success to restore self worth and balance in troubled minds.
Husband and Wife Clash Sparks in Humorous Quote
Quotable line shows a couple joking about separation of paths as the husband quips that they never clash because she takes her way and he goes hers, a playful glimpse of domestic humor.
Horoscope for Tuesday June 27 1933 celebrates cheerful futures
The horoscope predicts a friendly day for Earth inhabitants with outdoor exercise weddings and social events. It highlights romance for brides born on this date and possible engagements, notes gains for science and education, and forecasts practical artistry and architectural inspiration. Helen Keller and Lucien Mason Hanks share this birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Great Britain
France
England
Mexico
Helen Keller
Lucien Mason Hanks
Roosevelt Aids Test For New Federal Administrative Corps
The article discusses President Roosevelt evaluating a new corps of practical administrators as phased legislation on railroad coordination industry control and banking takes effect. Senators Gore and Wagner contextualize the moment as a test of capitalism, with aides anxious about implementing regulatory laws and distinguishing government partnership from dictatorial rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Roosevelt
Congress
Gore
Wagner
New York
School board fixes district budget for city schools
The School board of District No. 1 sets a budget of 1,130,845 for the next school year. District conference of Methodist churches announced. Richard T. Ringling acquires 110000 acres in the Smith River Valley, adding to his Montana ranch holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference of Methodist Churches
Richard T. Ringling
Montana
Smith River
Milwaukee beer advertised at twenty cents a quart
June 27 1913 edition notes beer sold at twenty cents a quart two pints for a quarter with delivery. Local resident John M McHattan returns from Yale to spend vacation. H B Barcard departs for Council Bluffs Iowa. W G Bawden president of Western Ironworks leaves on extended business trip east. Melrose ranchers alarmed by grasshopper invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
John M. McHattan
Yale
H. B. Barcard
Council Bluffs
Iowa
W. G. Bawden
Western Ironworks
Melrose
Ambassador Tower Hosts Kiel Dinner With Kaiser Wilhelm
On June 27 1903 American Ambassador Tower hosted a dinner in Kiel Germany with Kaiser Wilhelm nicknamed the war lord. Officers of the American warship squadron at anchor in Kiel were also present as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiel
Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
American Ware
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Land OF Perpetual
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Oldt- Lewistown
John Selby
BY Angelo Patri
The
Bell Syndicate
Mary
Peter
the Tutts
Crawford Young
Dad
Gracie
Clara
Franklin B Roosevel
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